U.S. 1 and Trenton Downtowner Editor and Writer
Dan Aubrey is an editor and writer for U.S. 1 and Trenton Downtowner, focusing on local news and events in Mercer County, New Jersey. With a passion for showcasing the arts, culture, and community traditions, Dan's articles often highlight the diverse talents and stories of individuals and organizations in the region.
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Dan Aubrey primarily covers local events, art and culture, literature, history, and community involvement in the United States with a focus on New Jersey's Mercer County. He frequently publishes articles related to cultural events, seasonal festivities, and local artists' work. If you have relevant insights or stories about local arts and cultural events happening within Mercer County or the broader New Jersey area that align with his coverage themes, reaching out to him could be beneficial. Additionally, if you can provide unique perspectives on historical aspects of the region or discuss community engagement activities in these areas, it may capture his interest.
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Lawrence-based writer Carrie Turansky has just released her latest of 20-some novels, The Legacy of Longdale Manor.
"I'm living in a house form the 1830s, so obviously I am interested in history,” says artist Barry Hantman inside his 13-room home on Grand Street in West Trenton.
Updated The introductory panel to the exhibition “Never Broken: Visualizing Lenape Histories” — currently on view at the Michener Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania — states something remarkably important to the region.
For those looking for a quiet and reflective moment during the busy and often hectic holidays, it's time to take advantage of our proximity to the beautiful region along the Delaware River.
Those wishing for a bright holiday season can thank regional cultural organizations, coordinators, and artists and historians for providing of a bounty of holiday happenings – with many free and great for families.
The third installment of the “Harrowing History” series arrives 123 years after the train known as the Nellie Bly collided with another train
Sometimes all the news that matters is the news that brightens up a day, and no news reporter does it better than the cartoonists who know how to encapsulate a thousand sly words of wit into a single image.
The tale of one New Jersey's most legendary train accidents makes two stops at Bordentown's Old City Hall in the form of a new theatrical storytelling presentation developed through the Bordentown Historical Society.
Passage Theater in Trenton has been marking the 50th anniversary of the creation of hip hop by developing a new stage work based on the artistry of Trenton’s own hip
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